Happy Belated Easter!

Photo: My daughter in Easter Bunny costume. She had a job as the Easter Bunny at our local mall. She is holding my great nephew, Brice. This was the very first time she had held him.

Sorry, I know it's belated, but my computer has been down. Hope all of you had a wonderful Easter. We went to my Mom's and had a wonderful dinner. No kids on my side anymore, so there was no egg hunt. Later, we went to my Mother-in-law's for a nice visit. My daughter expressed her sorrow later that we didn't color any eggs. She's 16! How did I know she wanted to color some? She needs to speak up! Her best friend's Mom did an Easter basket for her two daughters. I usually do one for my kids still, even though they are 26 and 16, but didn't have the money. :-( I did give her a few dollars to buy some pants she wanted that were on sale at Hot Topic. All in all, it was a very nice day and I am grateful I wasn't sick like on Thanksgiving when I wasn't even able to participate! :-P

Blessings!~

Susan

Comments

Missie said…

I'm glad you had a nice Easter! Belated or not, it's good to read a post from you!

April 22, 2009 at 11:30 AM

mtrib2 said…

I am happy that you were healthy for Easter and able to enjoy it with your families. I moved the old Toyota I wrote you about so the road is clear now for my neighbor to work on. I am glad as I can start on my own things now and work on cleaning the rest of what I inherited from the former owner of my property as far as needing removal. I thank you for your concern about Salty and I will let the lawyer's office advise me on what to do next. mark

April 23, 2009 at 11:49 AM

Lisa said…

Happy Belated Easter to you also Susan! We didn't color eggs this year either.
Lisa in KY

April 27, 2009 at 1:26 PM

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